Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-06-23
CLOSING OUT SALE.

fore at the establishment OF
Mss E. II. 7erriU. IL is u
grand closing out sale, and
goods are being sold regard
Tess of cost. The ladies of
Attdubon county should
GuaU themselves Of this OPP
portUnity, as such lo,D prices
1CiU probably never again be
reached. The St0ch is yet
full and complete, so that
BARGAINS are offered az uery
desirable goods. CaD at the
store and be cORuince6.
Only the best meats are placed on
sale by Prather Bros.
Zcphyrs only five cents an ounce
at Miss Terrill'S closing out sale. a
rare chance.
Charlie, eldest son of Conductor
Dennis, was quite i'll for several
days last week.
a bouncing boy baby was born
to Mr., and Mrs. Henry Wells, on
Monday, the Goth inst.
The band boys presented Drum
Major L. J. Freeman with n fine
baton last Friday evening.
The closing out sale of millinery
goods at Miss TcrrillS is bringing
cmhroidcrics down to first cost
prices.
Miss Sadie Scarr returned las,
Saturday from Boone, and will
spend the vacation with friends in
Audubon.
Daisy Prick entertained abou,
twenty Of her little friends at her
pleasant home on Church street las,
Thursday.
Ribbons are beng sold at ride.
ulously low prices at the grand clos
ing out sale of millinery goods at
L. ii. Terrill's.
Evan Davis went out to Omaha
Tuesday to inhale some Of the sur,
plus enthusiasm that is being gcncr-
atcd Ivy the boom.
The weather was so tickle on
Monday that three changes of cloth.
ing were necessary to the tolerable
comfort of humanity.
Rev. J. b. Harris has been attend.
ing the session of the district confer.
ence at Stuart, this week. He was
accompanied by his vile.
The Fourth will be duly observed
at Nelson. Good speakers will be
in attendance, and every comfort
will be provided for visitors.
Miss Nelson, who has been en-.
gagged in the millinery parlors OF
Mrs. !. M. Holmes returned to her
home at Washington, Iowa, yester-
day.
A Deems, Of Atlantic, manipu-
lated the electric current at the
Rock Island depot during the ab.
sence Of Operator Rollins, last Sat
urday and Sunday.
The republicans Of Cass county
hold their convention to nominate
county officers and to select delegates
to state and senatorial conventions,
on Saturday, July 9th.
Mrs. f. II. Field arrived from
Newton. Kansas, Monday afternoon,
and will visit indefinitely with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T ii. Moore,
and numerous friends in the city.
The Lewis independent changed
hands, and the retiring editor says
he "lays down the editorial tripod"
He should have left it standing for
the comfort OF his successor IN his
weary moments.
H. d. Herbert was in Atlantic Monday
Will ID, Forbes Is repainting his residence.
B, S. Phelps spent Sunday in the capital
city.
w. f. Stotts and family spent. Sabbath,
in Extra.
Al. Stafford came out from Des Moines
yesterday.
See change in Jones & McKarahan's ad.
vertisement
Train Master Lawrence was up from At
lantic Tuesday.
Jas. Forbes is adding porch to his
Washington street residence.
Mesdames G, d. and {. II. Russell vlsi.
ted relatives in Extra Tuesday.
Chas. Bison came up from Brayton
Saturday, remaining over Sunday.
A paper hanger from Des Moines is here
TO finish the Knights Of Pythias hall.
Read the emancipation proclamation
written by Evan Davis, in another column
S. D. Thayer was called to La Crosse
Wis, Monday. by the serious illness Of his
mother.
Mrs, NJ. A. Wilson, of Minerva, Ohio
is visiting the family of her son, Harp w
Wilson.
Charlie Russell caught an eighteen
pound fish at the lakes while on his recen
journey.
Mrs. Z. J. Freeman returned Monday
evening from an extended visit with friend
at Shelby.
The Southwestern Iowa Press Associa
ton will meet at Council Bluffs on Tues
day, the 2Sth inst.
The Great Council Of Iowa, Improved
Order OF Red Men, will meet at OskaloosI
on Tuesday, July 10Th.
The receipts of cattle In Chicago las
week were the largest in numbers and il
pounds in the history of the city.
There will be dance at the Rink, In
Audubon, on the evening Of July 4th
Good music will be in attendance.
X. Moore Carpenter was at Des Nome
last week basking and fawning in the
presence of the democratic bosses.
An army of commercial travellers tool
the town by storm, last evening, much t.
the qualification of Landlord Walker.
Mrs. Frank Gleason and children wen
to Red Oak yesterday, where they will re
main several weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. Jno. Fetterly the popular piano tune
Of Marshalltown, will remain in Audubon
a few days. Leave orders at Wake
House.
The Misses Temple and Thayer, whit
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